the Tradition Maple Ste Julie Cream Sugar is a real tribute to the sweet tooth of Quebec. It is part of the Canadian culinary tradition, this designation of origin is a real treat. This variant signed from Quebec, Tradition maple cream sugar contains this particular essence unique in the world. A pleasant presence on the palate becomes a hymn to spring. To taste it is to adopt it.
the Ste Julie maple cream sugar is pure pleasure. Succumb to the delicious Ste Julie sugar with maple flavored cream, a very coveted delicacy and very appreciated by Quebecers since 1979. In addition, it does not contain gluten. These creamy sweet squares are inspired by the know-how passed down from generation to generation.
Each of Ste Julie's sugars is cooked with the greatest care, surprise your taste buds. Intense fun for the whole family.
The primary components of the recipes used by Ste Julie are natural. Real cream, butter, Maple syrup ... No palm oil or other artificial products are used in the recipes
High quality standards added to the GFSI-BRC standards assure consumers a stable and high-end product for each recipe used.
The automation of manufacturing processes makes Ste Julie the factory with the largest production capacity in North America.
Sucre à la crème is the Quebec icon of homemade dessert: a soft fudge made from cream, butter, sugar and maple syrup, long-cooked and whipped until dense and velvety. Tradition Ste-Julie has been making it for decades following grandmother's recipe. This version carries a pronounced maple syrup note.
The "Traditionnel" Ste-Julie is the original brown-sugar / muscovado version — vanilla-caramel note. This version adds maple syrup, which brings a deep, woody, more complex side. For lovers of bold maple flavour: this one. For pure nostalgia of grandma's taste: the Traditionnel.
While sealed, keep at room temperature in a dry spot — better for the texture. Once open: in the fridge in an airtight box, and pull pieces out 10 min before eating to bring back the fudgy melt. Texture: velvety fondant with a fine grain that lightly crackles before melting — the signature of sucre à la crème.
Contains milk (cream + butter) — not vegan, avoid if lactose intolerant. Gluten-free, egg-free, nut-free. Health-wise, let's be honest: it's a sweet, rich dessert, to be enjoyed in small portions as a pleasure. But part of the sugar comes from maple, so with its minerals (manganese, zinc).
The secret: serve it with a strong black coffee at the end of the meal — the coffee's heat melts the fondant tip, a magic moment. Bonus: 1 piece crushed over vanilla ice cream and you have a homemade dessert in 30 seconds. The "favourite aunt" gift par excellence.
Sucre à la crème means at least 1h30 of slow cooking and spatula-whipping per batch — not easy to industrialise. Tradition Ste-Julie uses real butter, real cream and pure maple syrup, no vegetable fat, no flavouring. You're paying for handmade Quebec craft, grandma-style, no shortcut.
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